All Saints, Old Town Parish, Hastings

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All Saints Church is one of two ancient churches (the other is St Clements Church) that form the Old Town Parish in Hastings. All Saints is a Grade 1 building that dates back to the early 15th century having been built between 1417 and 1430. It contains many interesting features including a fine painting of the Last Judgement, the Doom over the chancel arch (rediscovered in 1870) and a fine Father Willis organ built in 1878 which has remained tonally unaltered since its construction. A series of Organ Concerts takes place every summer by leading Cathedral and International recitalists. [See details under the "Services & Events" tab for the 2019 series (available from May 2019) which starts on Monday, 08 July 2019].

Recent improvements include the construction of a raised dais to accommodate a nave altar, library, new heating and toilets - (including one for disabled use) - and a kitchen area for fellowship after services. There is also a newly enclosed children's area at the back of the church which enables adults to still hear the service.

We offer a warm welcome to all visitors at our Parish Eucharist each Sunday which takes place either in All Saints or St Clements church on a rotating basis. [Note: All main Sunday services currently take place in St Clements from 03 February ].

We use Common Worship and describe ourselves as moderately catholic in our worship.

All Saints St
Hastings
TN34 3BP

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